Coffee Packaging

Explore 9 award-winning designs tagged Coffee Packaging on Design Today.

Brand: Shanghai Yuanshang Culture Communication Design Type: Coffee Packaging Classification: Packaging

Freeze Dried

Freeze Dried is a coffee packaging design created for a young consumer market. The packaging combines a modern look with elements of traditional Chinese culture. The visual concept is based on the five elements of gold, wood, water, fire and earth, and uses traditional Chinese colors. A large can holds several smaller cans, so the set is simple to store and to carry. Each small can is resealable, which helps control the amount of coffee used. The outer label is printed on coated paper, and the small cans are made of polypropylene.

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Brand: Tipz Boutique Criative Agency Design Type: Coffee Packaging Classification: Packaging

Excelencia

The Guardiao Excelencia coffee packaging employs a visual language derived from the iconography of a guardian archangel. Low relief embossing on the exterior renders the protective wing motif in tactile form, inviting physical engagement before the container is opened. A precision wing shaped die cut defines the opening panel, transforming the act of access into a deliberate ritual. A gold hot stamp seal on the front face marks individual producer recognition. Soft touch matte lamination across all surfaces reinforces material quality and provides contrast to the structural embossed relief.

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Brand: Antonia Skaraki Design Type: Coffee Packaging Classification: Packaging

Yebuna

Yebuna is a packaging design for a range of roasted coffee blends. The identity draws on Ethiopia, the birthplace of coffee, and on the Amharic word Yebuna. A logo framed by parentheses refers to the journey of coffee from origin to cup. Bold vertical typography improves visibility on the shelf, and vivid colors inspired by African rivers, mountains and sunsets distinguish each blend. The coffee is held in durable resealable bags that preserve freshness. Advanced printing reproduces precise gradients and rich tones.

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Brand: Elena Gamalova Design Type: Coffee Packaging Classification: Packaging

Al Mocha Port

A series of packaging designs for Al Mocha Port, Saudi Arabia. Design is inspired by history, culture, and provenance to create an identity that reinforced authenticity and expertise. The packaging is clean, understandable, distinguished, and not overloaded with information, bridging the past and the present. Navy Blue, Forest Green, and Gold colors aim to attract customer attention. The coffee illustration on the sides emphasizes the attentive attitude of the manufacturer to the product selection. A flexible labeling system allows the brand to adapt the offering easily, throughout the year.

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Brand: Dimitri Lociks Design Type: Coffee Packaging Classification: Packaging

Grassy Premium

Grassy Premiados is a packaging design for Brazilian specialty coffee. The box has organic and modular shapes inspired by mahogany seeds, coffee beans and the curves of Brazilian modernist architecture. The modular form allows stacking and a distinctive display on shelves. The box is made of cardboard with matte lamination, hot stamping and monochrome printing. The coffee is held in a plastic bag with a valve that protects the beans from oxygen. An adhesive label in metallic film seals the box and carries the product information, which allows quick customization at a low cost.

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Brand: Louis Yiu Design Type: Coffee Packaging Classification: Packaging

Sinten

The challenge of this packaging design project was to think about how to present on the packaging the result that Sinten Coffee Roastery is proud to provide customers with the freshest taste, the aroma of roasted coffee beans. So in order to seamlessly integrate the brand message into the visual identity, the designer found inspiration from the laws of nature through analysis and deconstruction. The perfect proportions that take full advantage of premium coffee are presented with lines, making it more visually appealing.

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Brand: Meghana Reddy Design Type: Coffee Packaging Classification: Packaging

Allys

Allys is a coffee packaging design created for a coffee house. The packaging is a flat bottom pouch that holds 8 ounces of ground or whole bean coffee. A one way degassing valve keeps the coffee fresh, and a pull tab zipper allows the bag to be resealed after use. The illustrations were hand painted and inspired by the trees and vines of Bali and the sunset over Chichen Itza in Mexico. The bags are made from natural resources such as seaweed and hemp, and they can be reused. The aim is a simple, vibrant and distinctive look.

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Brand: SBF 19 Sp. z o.o. Design Type: Coffee Packaging Classification: Packaging

Mazurro

Mazurro is a packaging design for coffee. The design is based on a distinctive graphic pattern built on the letter M. The pattern gives the coffee bags a strong and dominant look. The minimalist geometric form and the strong contrasts help the bags stand out on store shelves. The pattern is inspired by the work of Josef Hoffmann, a founder of the Vienna Workshop, whose simple forms influenced early modernism. The bags are printed by flexographic printing. Three flavours are offered, each with a different colour and a white underprint that creates a metallic effect in selected areas.

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Brand: Planetario Design Type: Coffee Packaging Classification: Packaging

Rikchari

Rikchari is a packaging design for a Peruvian coffee brand focused on sustainability and social responsibility. The name Rikchari means wake up in Quechua, and the letter C forms a silhouette that suggests both a coffee bean and an eye. The packaging follows the logo design, which uses a typographic construction inspired by the geometric shapes of the Inca empire of Peru, known as Tocapu. The coffee is grown in Chirinos, in northern Peru, at 1700 meters above sea level. The design presents the coffee as an organic product with a social purpose.

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